Old Men's Club Meeting in Lexington This June
The Spring meeting of the Old Men's Club of Lafayette county will be held in Lexington on Saturday, June 1. Officers include Geo. P. Gordon president Aigginsville John W. White vice president and Frank Bowman secretary. Memorial reports will be presented for deceased members and the club notes its long history and current membership.
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Old Men’s Club
Lafayette County
Lexington
Geo. P. Gordon
Aigginsville
John W. White
Mayview
Frank Bowman
Samuel K. Beall
Alfred . Major
John T. Patten
Robert T. Ruster
M. W. Lowry
James W. Warren
S. L. Smith
John E. Ryland
John Wollenman
James Alumbaugh
Thomas I. Anderson
Isaac Crane
Green Bedford
Butler Moore
Fitezerel
Thomas Shelby
Eph Wagoner
A. G. Campbell
George W. Garr
John W. Kelly
Charles Triplett
Ben Vaughan
William C. White
J. F. Campbell
J H. DeBolt
George P. Gordon
T. M. Lake
W. B. Mock
W. G. Oliver
Peter Tiefel
Thomas W. White
Upton Wilson
W. G. Wagoner
Ls Cheatham
Missouri Crop Report May 1 shows cool April slows growth
The Missouri crop statement released by Geo B Ellis, Secretary State Board of Agriculture, notes crop conditions as of May 1. It contrasts March warmth that advanced vegetation with an unusually cold April, with temperatures ranging from 8 to 12 degrees below normal according to U S Weather Bureau reports.
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Lowe
McDonald and
Barry
Jackson
Ray
Montgomery
Warren
Franklin and Gasconade
Missouri
Geo. B. Ellis
State Board of Agriculture
U. S. Weather Bureau
Impeached word sparks editor note and lake project update
Three lawyers question the term impeached used in the Intelligencer regarding Robt A Wilson testimony. The piece clarifies that the word meant in question, not verdict, and outlines defense strategy. The article also reports progress on a lake and dam project tied to the own railroad, survey work, and a park plan. A recruitment ad details surveys for Missouri counties with extensive data and opportunities. A note from Higgineville Advance mentions Capt Asbury gifting land for a pagoda and mineral water pipe project near the Alton railroad for sulphur water access.
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Intrlliencer
Robt
A. Wilson
Moorehead
Boar
Wilson
Skull
Weber
Mr. Wilson
Intelligencer
Higgineville
Asbury
Alton Railroad
Final Settlement Notice in Missouri Probate
Notice to creditors and other persons interested in the estate of Ew...t, deceased. The administrator will apply for a final settlement of the estate at the May term of the probate court of Lafayette County Missouri. The hearing will be held at the probate court room in the city of Lexington on the second Monday in May.
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Madiaon
Wiles
Silu
Salvate
Capepire
Wilson
Lafayette City
Witon
Missouri
Maine
Tom
Momwias
Wilron
Iain
Gottfried Koedel
William B. Shidy
Mike
Flanerin
Thin Te Courtette County
Midsiuri
Thamaa
Mayerin
Lafayette County
Ciy
Jasrt Sa
Administrator's Notice for Sarah A Wyrtt Estate
Letters of administration granted to WALTS COMBS on April 1 1907 by the probate court of Bates County Missouri for the estate of Sarah A Wyrtt. Creditors must exhibit claims within one year for allowance or be barred. claims not shown within two years from publication are forever barred.
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Sarah A Wyrtt
Prolikte Court
Patagents County
Missouri
Haring
Fesios
Walts Combs
Final Settlement Notice for Martha Frances Robinson
Final settlement of the estate of Martha Frances Robinson to be considered at the May term 1907 of the probate court of Lafayette County Missouri. The hearing will begin in the probate court room at Lexington on the first Monday of May. Creditors are notified to present their claims.
Col Chase in Trouble Over Worthless Check
Col W A Chase widely known for Missouri General Electric fame has been arrested in New York for passing a worthless hotel bill check. He previously urged a $34,000 scheme to build an electric railway between St Louis and Kansas City via Bigginsville, a project still touted as forthcoming.
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Bigginsville
Jefersinan
Fulton Sun
W. A. Chase
Missouri
Tral Electric
New York
Chase
Higuinsville
St. Louis
Kansas City
New Manager Named for Higginsville Telephone Exchange
In Higginsville, uncertainty ended last Thursday as Mrs. O. H. Wilcoxon, manager of the Lexington exchange, assumes joint management of the Higginsville office with Ray Hughes as local manager. Mr. Hughes will handle contracts and collections, reporting daily to Mrs. Wilcoxon in Lexington who will oversee the deck work. Mrs. Wilcoxon has led Lexington for five years, while Ray Hughes comes from Lafayetterte Telephone Co. staff and will bring practical experience. The office operations will continue with no major changes, and the new management took charge Wednesday morning. Dr. E. S. Harris of Higginsville advertises mild mod ion treatments for rectum diseases and invites calls or letters.
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Higgtinsville Jeffersonluin
Higginsville
Faves
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Scott
OLD Men's Club
Lexington, Mo
C. R. Anderson
Jos. W. Batley
Benj. Elliott
W. L. Glover
R. W. Gautler
R. N. Hagood
Bltehings
Geo
BH. Johns
James O. Kelly
Jas
W. Riley
J. &. Shotwell
John Wilson
J. A. Morrow
John F. Roberts
W. B. Warren
W. T. Bell
W. L. McGinnis
John Meyer
P. W. Atkinson
C. Corbin
Wm. Lale
W. Payne
Sterling Peers
Jacob Snider
John Freshwater
Wesley Johnson
Richard P. Brock
A. M. Guyton
J. H. Johnson, Jr
B. M. Lewis
A. L. Maxwell
Henry A. Morrison
W. FP. McKinney
Coleman Schooler
Bibee VanAusdale
G. A. Wade
Robert Mosby
James W. Goodwin
Wu L. Smith
David McClure
John Reddick
WW. Jackson
D. Z. Rumbaugh
Morris Roath
Alfred Roberts
W. Williams
B. F. Wood
Chas
le Simpson
Wn. Nolte
Prank Legate
Il Evers
Prank Stevens
R. Wheatley
Kincheloe
John McAlister
Wumille
Iandermyer
Adolf Boeschen
St Pauls
F. Brust
Testur Crume
Uss
United States
Spence
Harper
Ofessa Leitzer
A. Railrroad
Jas. Kirkpatrick
Raxp, McNay & O
Chicago
Ils
WH. G. McCadsland
Martha Prances Robinsor
Col. Chase
Ita
E. 8. Harris
Chas. M. Bowring
Notary Public
RI. Mann’s
Wellington
Charles Dixon Commiission Co
Kangos City
Leet
SurkHan, V.preg
the Traders’ Bank
Missuit
Rand
Dros and
Todividwmis
Galleeniin
Anposttupne
Hirwann Fpreup
C. Awprew
CE McAtion
Parte Eri
Ian Vary
Lexington, Missouri
Doeh
Giersl
Antomre
Wehr Weld
Andrew
Hatvenev Young G.M
Catren Brerk
Ecvoo Wiliam J
Orrinen
Cost Fords
Kulus Young
Kansas City Star and Times
Star and Times
Star
the Times
Associated Press
Star and
Vaughan Briscor
M. D. Wilson
N Wilson
Wilson Brothers
Home Money
Real Eatate
Hoerle Bida
Lexingtor
TL Griffin
VaswOllord Theta
Walnun Street
Adapional Rreel
Srisk
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